Quamina MP, the composer of the famous song “Amanfour Girls,” has disapproved of a Ghanaian pastor’s advice to “never be friends with your ex-partner.”
Rev. Eastwood Anaba, a minister of God, recently advised adults in his congregation to avoid talking to their ex or, block them if possible when it comes to relationships.
Quamina MP, who split up with his lover back in 2014, revealed in a one-on-one interview with Amansan Krakye that he still talks to her every day.
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“That’s not true that when you quit with someone you should cut ties with the person but me l feel that my ex had her own reasons that’s why she left so I can’t blame her,” he said on the Kastle Entertainment Show.
“That time she felt like she deserved better and I didn’t understand her but I grew up to realize that she had a point and so she couldn’t come and die at my side,” he added on Cape Coast-based Kastle FM.
“She was tired and so she wanted to move on but since 2014 we still keep in touch and we still talk on the phone like a normal conversation and I even ask her to extend my greetings to her mother,”
In other news, Quamina MP, a Ghanaian Hiplife performer has stated that if asked to perform in the UK, he would gladly accept £10,000 as payment.
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Born Emmanuel Ato Amonoo, told Amansan Krakye that there is no reason for him to decline such an offer because it’s not small money.
“If I’m offered £10,000 to perform at an event in the UK I will gladly take it wholeheartedly but why won’t I accept such an amount because that’s not small money,”
Source; www.ghgossip.com